Sentence examples for countries courts from inspiring English sources

Some countries' courts are finicky about this.

Think how we'd feel if other countries' courts started overturning our verdicts.

In some countries, courts enforce contracts insisting that consumers and employees waive their rights to litigate and use the private arbitration system chosen by manufacturers and employers.

Controversial landmark rulings in various European countries' courts have already created doubt about whether the internet is to be left free.

This conflict with the law arises because, in most countries, courts, while recognizing legal privilege (the confidentiality of exchanges between lawyers and their clients), do not extend the same recognition to medical consultants.

The United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit in Manhattan reversed his order, saying the judge did not have authority "to dictate to the entire world which judgments are entitled to respect and which countries' courts are to be treated as international pariahs".

Across the country, state courts are drowning in a sea of special-interest campaign money.

The overall infection rates in the SOSD are comparable to results from the literature in high-income countries (Court-Brown et al. 1992, Jenny et al. 1994, Wolinsky et al. 1999), even in the higher end of the range indicated above (Malik et al. 2004).

He says that any performer who strays from the historical simplicity of country courts trouble.

But asking the police and country courts to act as school monitor in the vast internet playground is unworkable.

Local courts included country courts and justices of the peace and municipal courts until the late 1990s, when they were phased out in favour of circuit courts of limited jurisdiction.